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    Bellecour

    4.4 (18 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Bex Q.

    Friendly service both times I went in even with impatient, rude regulars. Loved the salad we ordered- both E and I got the same thing. Portion was perfect and the playlist that Thursday was enjoyable for us both. Glad we found this place in the North Loop. Today I went back to get the gluten free muffin because I saw it when we came by a couple days before. It was super moist and you couldn't tell it was gf.

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    Steve S.

    I've done both breakfast and dinner at Bellecour. Overall, it's always solid. If you're there for breakfast, definitely add a pastry to your order. I'm partial to their coffee cake muffin and croissants. For dinner, they offer a prix fixe but I usually end up ordering for the menu. Highly recommend the asparagus tartine as a starter. For your main, the roasted chicken and bouillabaisse are both great. Desserts are kind of so-so.

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    Kimberly C.

    I enjoyed when they were in Cooks of Crocus Hill so I decided to stop by. The entryway is very tight, with the front door being extremely close to the register. As a result, everyone waiting to order, or exiting, or entering and looking to scoot to the dining area are on top of each other. I actually just stopped in for the shortbread cookies, which were always good in the past. Since they're being added to a gift bag I won't get to taste them. However, I imagine/ hope they're still delicious. While there I decided on something for myself, the Classic Jambon Beurre. Being at such a nice establishment I had high expectations of something special, but sadly it was basic and disappointing. The bread was dry, chewy and thick! Thankfully, I was home, so I placed it in the skillet with some butter and it pressed down. If you have a panini press use that. I don't know if they can heat it up as I didn't ask nor was it offered. However I highly recommend inquiring should you get this sandwich. Anddddd, if you get it, again it's very basic. It could have used something else to make; a little mustard, pickle, a compound butter, some greens in a vinegarette, something. I get that it's classic, but at $16, it needs more. Anyway, my 3 stars are heavily influenced by the sandwich. However, it's a nice place with lots of other options that (based on past) I'm sure are scrumptious.

    Ingi E.

    I've grabbed takeout from the bakery/cafe a few times, dined in for breakfast once, and enjoyed a 3-course tribute dinner. All of my experiences here have been lovely! Recs: matcha, chai, banana bread, chocolate croissant Parking in the area is mostly metered. It can get super busy on weekends!

    Marissa P.

    I've been to their Edina location before and the pastries were amazing, so I had pretty high expectations coming into this one. First of all -- definitely make a reservation. It's always packed, especially if you're going with friends. We ordered the French onion soup, carpaccio, and gelato. The French onion soup was my favorite -- classic, rich, and exactly what you'd want from a traditional French spot. The gelato was good but leaned a little too sweet for my taste. The carpaccio was tasty, but the portion felt pretty small. That said, I absolutely love the vibe. It's such a cute, charming spot -- perfect for a girls' night or a cozy dinner. Overall, a solid experience, especially for the ambiance.

    Jami W.

    Stopped in for lunch on one of the best days of the year weather wise. Grabbed the grain bowl and an iced latte and sat out on the patio in the sun. The bowl was a small light lunch portion for the price, but still tasty. The iced coffee is always so tasty. It's a smaller spot so can be hard to get a table during prime hours but I was there for a late lunch mid week so there was ample seating. The food came out super quick and the staff was all so friendly. I am always tempted to buy every single pastry. I've never had one I haven't loved! The crepe cake is ALWAYS the right choice.

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    Ruby W.

    I went to Bellecour with my parents and grandparents for a fancy night out a few months ago. I had made a reservation for 5 earlier that day and they had space, which was nice. It was a Monday night so I'm sure on a weekend night you would need to book further out. It's a pretty small space. They had a valet out front which was very nice because it was one of the super slippery, icy nights in December. When we got in, we were sat at a table that was facing the open kitchen. It wasn't really ideal seating, but definitely was unique. We also were all on one side of the table, as there was only a bench on one side. I started with the vesper cocktail. It was good, but as always I want more lavender. We got some free warm (!) croissants to start and they were delectable! I love a croissant and a WARM croissant, you simply cannot beat. We also got the roasted Brussel sprouts for side/app. They were very good. I loved the pear and brie combination. My main was good, but not great. I got the Parisienne gnocchi. I just wanted more flavor out of it. I think gnocchi is just so dense that you need a good flavorful sauce, which I don't think Bellecour did. For dessert we got the profiterole and the opera cake. The opera cake didn't impress me that much. I was excited about the espresso sobert that came with the cake, and they did pair together nicely, but both were kind of run of the mill. BUT! I loved the profiterole. It was fun and fresh and not something that you can get just out and about. Also! the chocolate sauce is poured at the table, which was fun and fancy! However, both desserts were $13 each and they were the smallest little desserts in the world. I was pretty blown away by the cost to dessert ratio. Overall, I liked Bellecour and am happy I experienced it (especially the profiterole and the Brussels sprouts), but probably wouldn't go back. The prices are just so unreasonable to me. I get that fancy places are allowed/expected to hike up the prices, but just is not something that I want to engage with. The dessert size definitely was a final no for me. The food is good, but a lot of what I had are things I could find at a restaurant for a much better price (or just make myself).

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    Everything is well made. Service is excellent. Charming when slow, loud as heck when busy.

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    Food, service, atmosphere-all top drawer. Already looking forward to our next visit!

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    Food: 5/5. Service: 5/5. Dinner, May 2026. Shrimp cocktail; asparagus tartine; Parisienne gnocchi; steak frites; halibut.

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